PM’s allies are urging Johnson to appoint Jeremy Hunt as Chancellor to prevent Tory civil war

PM’s allies are urging Johnson to appoint Jeremy Hunt as Chancellor to prevent Tory civil war

The smugglers were jailed for seven years each

Early trial results suggest personalised vaccines could stop deadly disease returning

Labour has demanded investigation – accusing health secretary of ‘hypocrisy’ at time of rising taxes

PM facing renewed pressure to step down even after winning vote of no confidence

PM facing renewed pressure to step down even after winning vote of no confidence

Government legal adviser warns it cannot be argued ‘credibly’ that there is no alternative to unilateral move

MPs raise concerns about ‘troubling trend’ in Supreme Court judgements being favourable to government

The Independent Schools Council census for January found there are 544,316 pupils at 1,388 ISC member schools.

Sajid Javid said ‘common sense and the right language’ should be used.

Health secretary says he will looking into the wording

Boris Johnson will be in the Commons for Prime Minister’s Questions at noon.

Sajid Javid was played a clip of a nurse speaking to the crowd of people in Harlow A&E, run by Princess Alexandra Hospital Trust in Essex.

Exclusive: Allies of David Canzini say he is concerned the PM doesn’t realise what a battle he has to win a second election

Dozens of flights between the UK and Italy were cancelled on Wednesday, with easyJet, Ryanair and British Airways among the airlines affected.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson managed to narrowly win a no-confidence vote from his own Conservative Party, but the result dealt a heavy blow to his authority

‘We have a right not to be insulted,’ demonstrator claims as Cineworld fears for workers’ safety

The Health Secretary was quizzed about his analogy likening the NHS to the now-defunct video store Blockbuster.

Still more fear they’ll be collecting their pension before they can own a house

Families share grief after pair’s ‘cruel’ demise as Greenfeeds Ltd convicted of corporate manslaughter

Protestors described the film, portraying three of Islam’s most prominent figures, as ‘blasphemous’

Gaia Pope, 19, went missing on November 7 2017 and her body was found 11 days later.

The failure to carry out a ‘fundamental transformation’ of the scheme has cost the taxpayer millions of pounds, the National Audit Office said.

The PM will take Commons questions after 148 Conservative MPs refused to back him in a vote of confidence

PM’s allies are hoping that the ‘dream team’ would help prevent Tory civil war

The front pages splash on the fallout of the Tory revolt against the Prime Minister and travel woes.

Sir David Attenborough will officially be made Knight Grand Cross days after featuring in the Platinum Jubilee concert.

Along with Darrell ‘Dash’ Crofts, the Texan was best known for hits including Summer Breeze, Diamond Girl and Get Closer.

PM’s allies said to be eyeing up a ‘dream team’ of him and Hunt

Criteria for success decided only after Michael Gove’s team knew which bidders ‘would win and who would not’

There are currently more than 6 million smokers in England

In a promotional video ahead of the sale, the Canadian author, 82, blasted the book with a flamethrower to test its fire-resistance.

Two Italian unions have called for nationwide airline crew strikes.

Strikes are scheduled to coincide with a number of major events, including concerts, test match cricket and the Glastonbury festival.

A major poll of NHS trust leaders found many are struggling to meet targets and reduce the waits backlog.

Experts think there is growing evidence that regular bad dreams could be an early warning sign for developing the condition.

The supermarket said it had lowered the price of dozens of its Plant Chef products “because a little swap can make a difference to the planet”.

Obese people had heart muscle that was thicker, had more signs of scarring and the main pumping chamber of the heart was weaker.

Just under half of unpaid carers (46%) are worried about the negative impact of caring on their physical and mental health, a survey suggests.

In the 18 to 34 age group, just over half had used some form of borrowing, according to a Citizens Advice survey.

The Social Housing Regulation Bill will enable the regulator to inspect properties at 48 hours’ notice and issue unlimited fines.

The Public Affairs Committee has accused the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities of unfairly allocating funding.

Around 80% of people with the cancer do not receive their diagnosis until after the disease has spread.

The Advertising Standards Authority concluded that the ad was likely to cause distress to both younger and adult audiences.

A major review of leadership in the health and social care sector uncovered evidence of discrimination, bullying and blame cultures.

One in five hospitals still offer dedicated smoking areas for patients.

Relatives of Aiden Aslin, one of three men accused of being mercenaries for Ukrainian forces, have said they are working with the Foreign Office.

Shakilus Townsend was beaten with baseball bats and stabbed six times after being ambushed by love rival’s gang in south London

Party says health secretary ‘potentially avoided paying hundreds of thousands of pounds’

Doctors say comments show health secretary is ‘out of touch’

Centrists fear lurch to right on tax and Brexit as prime minister seeks to shore up support

The Chancellor said Government and the market must work together to drive up productivity.

Connor Marron, 19, was found dead in north London at the start of the year.

The PM said the forces who liberated the islands had shown Britain was prepared to ‘stand up for what is right’.

Covid rules worked best ‘when people stuck to them’, says the government’s chief scientific adviser

GBR will be a new public sector body to oversee Britain’s railways.

Downing Street said Sajid Javid told a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday that it is ‘no longer simply an option to stick to the status quo’.

The contaminated blood scandal has been labelled the worst treatment disaster in the history of the NHS.

He also acknowledged that GPs are facing ‘incredible pressures’ and condemned ‘completely unacceptable’ attacks on GPs.

The Prime Minister won the confidence vote, but 148 of his MPs voted against him.

University of Suffolk pays tribute to ‘outstanding academic’

Douglas Ross said the number of Conservatives who voted against the Prime Minister was ‘far higher than many people were expecting’.

Micheal Martin said Europe will respond in a ‘calm and firm’ way when the British Government publishes legislation over the protocol.

The Scottish Government has published some of the legal advice it has received on the issue.

People including a pregnant woman and young children were found crammed into air-tight spaces

Rafaelle Tsakanika, 21, died in a two-car crash near Doha in March 2019.

Forces regularly screen arrested suspects for drug addiction but fail to include gambling

Fanny Wilkinson paved the way for women to enter the gardening profession.

Government will have ’no choice’ but to launch breakaway scheme unless Brexit clash resolved

Prime minister continues to have confidence in Nadine Dorries following outburst over ‘inadequate’ pandemic planning

Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville is patron of this year’s flower festival.

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Over half of rental properties sold in March this year did not return to the rental market, report says

Pc James McDonough told the inquiry he looked for the knife that was unaccounted for while officers administered first aid.

Paul Colbridge entered the playing area at the Etihad Stadium.

The campaign to canonise him comes after the Pope had described him as ‘heroic’

Sinn Fein Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill said she regrets that five weeks after the Assembly elections the Executive has not yet been reformed.

Crossings resumed after a three-day hiatus, with the latest arrivals pushing the total for the year to date above 10,000.

The RMT also announced another 24-hour strike on London Underground in a separate row over jobs and pensions.

Culture minister Julia Lopez appeared before the Lords Communications and Digital Committee as part of its inquiry into funding the broadcaster.

Chief scientific adviser Patrick Vallance made the comments after collecting an honour at Buckingham Palace.

The shadow health secretary said he would use ‘whatever means necessary’ to help people get treatment, including private providers.

Christopher Gibbons described Archie as ‘an abomination’ and called for the Duke to be ‘judicially killed for treason’.

Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans intervened several times during an Opposition Day debate on standards in public life.

Boris Johnson urged ministers to cut government costs and promised lower taxes to boost the economy as he sought to repair his battered leadership.

Karen Almond, in 1994, became the first English player – male or female – to lift a XVs World Cup.

Non-binding motion passed by 215-0 votes after Tory MPs abstained

One of the men being sought in connection with the incident has been named by police.

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Sanda Peake, from the Wave Trauma Centre, said victims and survivors are fearful about the Government’s proposed Bill to deal with the past.

A new report calls for clearer information over the provision of healthcare on the island of Ireland and the rights of cross-border workers.

‘There is no coming back for land that coastal erosion has taken away,’ Sir James Bevan will say

Money saving expert has called the account ‘unbeatable’

Police are investigating three potentially linked incidents

‘They have killed and tortured thousands of civilians, assassinated journalists, judges, activists and policewomen,’ Zahra Joya says

‘The first thing I knew about it was in hospital three days later,’ Stuart Waters says

He was described during the court case as the ‘biggest Nazi of the lot’

A specialist listed a series of concerns about Archie Battersbee, 12, who lost consciousness after suffering brain damage in an incident at his home.

Specialist listed a series of concerns about Archie Battersbee, 12, who lost consciousness after suffering brain damage